During the workday, George finds himself training the boss’s charming, yet rather slow-witted, nephew, whereas Mason dons a clown costume to collect a soul at a child’s birthday celebration.

George suspects that, given her string of misfortunes during life, perhaps the afterlife would offer a measure of balance. Yet, death doesn’t operate on such principles.

Determined to connect with her colleagues, George reluctantly joined the company’s yearly team-building retreat, only to find that even in such a setting, her responsibilities as a grim reaper remained inescapable.

Lost in thought, George considered her childhood years and arrived at a startling conclusion: perhaps the key to belonging, to being liked, lay in unkindness—in treating others with a certain sharp edge.

The approaching deadlines felt weighty, claiming a few harried employees along the way, while George lent a hand to Delores in her efforts to make a favorable impression on an efficiency expert observing the workings of Happy Time.

At Happy Time, George finds herself confronting her initial significant choice, while Joy anticipates a fresh start following the acceptance of an offer for the family house.

George felt the peculiar weight of fame’s passing as she drew the essence of a rock star from the world.

George teeters on the edge of affection for someone destined to be his harvest, while Reggie finds companionship in a fledgling spirit-gatherer.

It was at his father’s funeral that George found herself face to face with the man she had come to cherish.

The loss of her innocence with Trip left George disillusioned; his silence afterward extinguished any nascent hope for romance.

George’s attempt to pose as a relation of a homeless man quickly entangled her in circumstances far deeper—and darker—than she had intended, drawing her inextricably into the mystery surrounding his death.

A rivalry simmers between Ray and Mason, both vying for Daisy’s regard, while George finds himself with the peculiar task of convincing an elderly woman of her own passing.

A shadow of regret hangs over George for opportunities missed during her time, as Mason readies himself for a journey beyond this world. Back at their home, Reggie remains solitary, adrift in quiet solitude.

Both George and Rube were unexpectedly confronted by echoes of their former selves.

Halloween brought a surge of work for the Reapers, complicated by the presence of a serial killer preying on the city.